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The organizations's Executive Director,
Byard Wood, announced that Quebec educators
have agreed to try to get a "space education
program" worked into the regular school curri-
culum in the home province of Marc Garneau,
Canada's first man in space.
"This is a very exciting development," Wood
explained, "because we can approach other
provinces now." The goal is to include "space
studies " in all the schools across the nation
so that the next generation of Canadians can
take advantage of Canada's unique access to
the United States multi-billion-dollar space
program.
Recruitment Drive at New West Space Station
With the blessing of the National Research
Council, Young Astronauts Canada aims to
“capitalize upon the excitement of space
exploration and development to encourage
young people to lift their sights to the specta-
cular promise of astronautics.
At the New West Space Station - a simulated
environment created inside New Westminster's
Douglas College - Young Astronauts will be
launching a major recruitment drive. They
plan to arrange showings of the amazing
"Omnimax" film taken from the U.S. space
shuttle, which gives a 360-degree view of the
earth from orbit, described by astronaut Garneau
as "the next best thing to being there."
The involvment of the Young Astronauts in the
Space Station festival "means we will be offering
the real stuff of the Space Age," says Alan Clapp,
organizer of the “other worldly fair" located at
the end of the SkyTrain ride. "Your kids will
be able to join an organization dedicated to
getting them into space."
He noted that tickets for Seattle-based Society
Expeditions’ planned commerical passenger
flights into orbit, starting in 1992, will also be
on sale at the Space Station.
For further information, contact: Byard Wood
at 925-1740.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Noon at New West
Alexandra Browning, Soprano
Robert Rogers, Piano
Thursday, January 23, 1986
1230 hours
Free Admission
oe eo ok ok ok
The Purcell String Quartet
with guest artist
Ellen Silverman, Piano
Joseph Haydn - Unfinished Quartet
Alban Berg - Lyric Suite
Johannes Brahms - Piano Quintet. Op. 34
Time: Friday, January 25 at 8:00 P.M.
Place: Douglas College Performing Arts
Theatre
Tickets: $10 full price, $6 Seniors and
Students. Available at the door on
the evening of the concert or call
520-5488 for advance sale.
aK ok ok
From the Humanities Institute
European History Presentation I
The Medieval Town
The origin and purpose of the medieval towns,
their uniqueness in the midst of a feudal country-
side and society, their economic and social
impact on their contemporaries and their
achievements.
January 30, 1986
Room 2203
1230 - 1400 hours & 1900 hours
Presented by George Porges (History, Douglas
College)
SS SG RES EE SEE
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ee yries2:
cont...
The organizations's Executive Director,
Byard Wood, announced that Quebec educators
have agreed to try to get a "space education
program" worked into the regular school curri-
culum in the home province of Marc Garneau,
Canada's first man in space.
"This is a very exciting development," Wood
explained, "because we can approach other
provinces now." The goal is to include "space
studies " in all the schools across the nation
so that the next generation of Canadians can
take advantage of Canada's unique access to
the United States multi-billion-dollar space
program.
Recruitment Drive at New West Space Station
With the blessing of the National Research
Council, Young Astronauts Canada aims to
“capitalize upon the excitement of space
exploration and development to encourage
young people to lift their sights to the specta-
cular promise of astronautics.
At the New West Space Station - a simulated
environment created inside New Westminster's
Douglas College - Young Astronauts will be
launching a major recruitment drive. They
plan to arrange showings of the amazing
"Omnimax" film taken from the U.S. space
shuttle, which gives a 360-degree view of the
earth from orbit, described by astronaut Garneau
as "the next best thing to being there."
The involvment of the Young Astronauts in the
Space Station festival "means we will be offering
the real stuff of the Space Age," says Alan Clapp,
organizer of the “other worldly fair" located at
the end of the SkyTrain ride. "Your kids will
be able to join an organization dedicated to
getting them into space."
He noted that tickets for Seattle-based Society
Expeditions’ planned commerical passenger
flights into orbit, starting in 1992, will also be
on sale at the Space Station.
For further information, contact: Byard Wood
at 925-1740.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Noon at New West
Alexandra Browning, Soprano
Robert Rogers, Piano
Thursday, January 23, 1986
1230 hours
Free Admission
oe eo ok ok ok
The Purcell String Quartet
with guest artist
Ellen Silverman, Piano
Joseph Haydn - Unfinished Quartet
Alban Berg - Lyric Suite
Johannes Brahms - Piano Quintet. Op. 34
Time: Friday, January 25 at 8:00 P.M.
Place: Douglas College Performing Arts
Theatre
Tickets: $10 full price, $6 Seniors and
Students. Available at the door on
the evening of the concert or call
520-5488 for advance sale.
aK ok ok
From the Humanities Institute
European History Presentation I
The Medieval Town
The origin and purpose of the medieval towns,
their uniqueness in the midst of a feudal country-
side and society, their economic and social
impact on their contemporaries and their
achievements.
January 30, 1986
Room 2203
1230 - 1400 hours & 1900 hours
Presented by George Porges (History, Douglas
College)
SS SG RES EE SEE
ee yries2:
cont...
The organizations's Executive Director,
Byard Wood, announced that Quebec educators
have agreed to try to get a "space education
program" worked into the regular school curri-
culum in the home province of Marc Garneau,
Canada's first man in space.
"This is a very exciting development," Wood
explained, "because we can approach other
provinces now." The goal is to include "space
studies " in all the schools across the nation
so that the next generation of Canadians can
take advantage of Canada's unique access to
the United States multi-billion-dollar space
program.
Recruitment Drive at New West Space Station
With the blessing of the National Research
Council, Young Astronauts Canada aims to
“capitalize upon the excitement of space
exploration and development to encourage
young people to lift their sights to the specta-
cular promise of astronautics.
At the New West Space Station - a simulated
environment created inside New Westminster's
Douglas College - Young Astronauts will be
launching a major recruitment drive. They
plan to arrange showings of the amazing
"Omnimax" film taken from the U.S. space
shuttle, which gives a 360-degree view of the
earth from orbit, described by astronaut Garneau
as "the next best thing to being there."
The involvment of the Young Astronauts in the
Space Station festival "means we will be offering
the real stuff of the Space Age," says Alan Clapp,
organizer of the “other worldly fair" located at
the end of the SkyTrain ride. "Your kids will
be able to join an organization dedicated to
getting them into space."
He noted that tickets for Seattle-based Society
Expeditions’ planned commerical passenger
flights into orbit, starting in 1992, will also be
on sale at the Space Station.
For further information, contact: Byard Wood
at 925-1740.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Noon at New West
Alexandra Browning, Soprano
Robert Rogers, Piano
Thursday, January 23, 1986
1230 hours
Free Admission
oe eo ok ok ok
The Purcell String Quartet
with guest artist
Ellen Silverman, Piano
Joseph Haydn - Unfinished Quartet
Alban Berg - Lyric Suite
Johannes Brahms - Piano Quintet. Op. 34
Time: Friday, January 25 at 8:00 P.M.
Place: Douglas College Performing Arts
Theatre
Tickets: $10 full price, $6 Seniors and
Students. Available at the door on
the evening of the concert or call
520-5488 for advance sale.
aK ok ok
From the Humanities Institute
European History Presentation I
The Medieval Town
The origin and purpose of the medieval towns,
their uniqueness in the midst of a feudal country-
side and society, their economic and social
impact on their contemporaries and their
achievements.
January 30, 1986
Room 2203
1230 - 1400 hours & 1900 hours
Presented by George Porges (History, Douglas
College)
SS SG RES EE SEE
ee yries2:
cont...
The organizations's Executive Director,
Byard Wood, announced that Quebec educators
have agreed to try to get a "space education
program" worked into the regular school curri-
culum in the home province of Marc Garneau,
Canada's first man in space.
"This is a very exciting development," Wood
explained, "because we can approach other
provinces now." The goal is to include "space
studies " in all the schools across the nation
so that the next generation of Canadians can
take advantage of Canada's unique access to
the United States multi-billion-dollar space
program.
Recruitment Drive at New West Space Station
With the blessing of the National Research
Council, Young Astronauts Canada aims to
“capitalize upon the excitement of space
exploration and development to encourage
young people to lift their sights to the specta-
cular promise of astronautics.
At the New West Space Station - a simulated
environment created inside New Westminster's
Douglas College - Young Astronauts will be
launching a major recruitment drive. They
plan to arrange showings of the amazing
"Omnimax" film taken from the U.S. space
shuttle, which gives a 360-degree view of the
earth from orbit, described by astronaut Garneau
as "the next best thing to being there."
The involvment of the Young Astronauts in the
Space Station festival "means we will be offering
the real stuff of the Space Age," says Alan Clapp,
organizer of the “other worldly fair" located at
the end of the SkyTrain ride. "Your kids will
be able to join an organization dedicated to
getting them into space."
He noted that tickets for Seattle-based Society
Expeditions’ planned commerical passenger
flights into orbit, starting in 1992, will also be
on sale at the Space Station.
For further information, contact: Byard Wood
at 925-1740.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Noon at New West
Alexandra Browning, Soprano
Robert Rogers, Piano
Thursday, January 23, 1986
1230 hours
Free Admission
oe eo ok ok ok
The Purcell String Quartet
with guest artist
Ellen Silverman, Piano
Joseph Haydn - Unfinished Quartet
Alban Berg - Lyric Suite
Johannes Brahms - Piano Quintet. Op. 34
Time: Friday, January 25 at 8:00 P.M.
Place: Douglas College Performing Arts
Theatre
Tickets: $10 full price, $6 Seniors and
Students. Available at the door on
the evening of the concert or call
520-5488 for advance sale.
aK ok ok
From the Humanities Institute
European History Presentation I
The Medieval Town
The origin and purpose of the medieval towns,
their uniqueness in the midst of a feudal country-
side and society, their economic and social
impact on their contemporaries and their
achievements.
January 30, 1986
Room 2203
1230 - 1400 hours & 1900 hours
Presented by George Porges (History, Douglas
College)
SS SG RES EE SEE